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Premier David Crisafulli has defended the Queensland LNP government’s ongoing law and order reforms.

Crisafulli redefines human rights, tells UN to stay out of Queensland

In Wednesday’s heated session of parliament, Premier David Crisafulli defended his government’s law and order reforms.

  • Sean Parnell

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Flooding at Tenham Station, a beef and sheep enterprise amid the channel country in south-west Queensland.

The slow-moving inland sea triggered by a year’s worth of rain in just a few days

Record rains following in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Alfred have caused flooding in parts of Queensland and NSW.

  • Nick O'Malley and Courtney Kruk

If Dutton is to beat Albanese, he must abandon this matchy-matchy phase

Peter Dutton convinced voters he was a credible alternative PM by making difficult choices, not easy ones.

  • Parnell Palme McGuinness
Concept designs for Brisbane Live, the precursor to Brisbane Arena, released by the state government in 2019. It is depicted at its original site.

Brisbane Arena axed from Olympics, its fate left to private sector

“The government’s decision not to proceed with the Arena as part of the Games plan does not mean the death of Brisbane Arena,” Premier David Crisafulli said.

  • William Davis
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As it happened: David Crisafulli announces stadium at Victoria Park, plus new Olympic infrastructure for Queensland regions

It’s been more than 100 days since the starter’s gun fired on the final review into infrastructure options for Brisbane 2032. And today, we found out what shape our Games will take.

  • Felicity Caldwell and Rosanna Ryan
An artist’s impression of the main stadium for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, to be built at Victoria Park in Brisbane’s inner-north.

Worth the wait: Games chief says venues plan is ‘best in class’

After almost four years of indecision, politicking, captain’s calls and confusion, the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games finally has a road map.

  • Cameron Atfield
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Eat Street Northshore is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings with street food, bars and entertainment.

‘We have exciting plans’: Eat Street Markets changes hands

A hospitality legend is letting go of the top Brisbane attraction, but questions remain over the future of the area.

  • Nick Dent
The 60,000-seat stadium would be made of timber.

The pursuit of an Olympic stadium ‘Queenslanders can be proud of’

Before a new plan is released for Brisbane 2032, we revisit the captain’s calls, debate and indecision that has marked the search for a Games centrepiece.

  • Cameron Atfield
The vast bulk of the claims so far are related to trees falling on homes and cars, insurers say.

‘Ripping us off’: Insurers put on notice as claims rush begins

Almost 10,000 cyclone victims have already lodged insurance claims as the prime minister and Queensland’s premier tell insurers to do right by customers.

  • Sumeyya Ilanbey
Hervey Bay is hammered on Sunday, March 9, 2025, in the aftermath of Cyclone Alfred.

Residents trapped in homes, motorists pulled from cars as storm lashes Hervey Bay

“Hervey Bay is absolutely flooding,” one business owner said as confronting scenes emerged in the city and an emergency was declared.

  • William Davis and Marissa Calligeros

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